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  • 21. Detection and assessment of pyelectasis in the fetus: relationship to postnatal renal function.
    Gotoh H, Masuzaki H, Fukuda H, Yoshimura S, Ishimaru T.
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  • 36. [Pyelectasy].
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  • 37. [Management of isolated fetal dilatations of the kidney pelvis].
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